Maine lawmakers are a single vote from approval of bill to allow later abortions
AP News| by David Sharp | June 27, 2023 AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — The Maine House voted Tuesday night to enact a
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Muslims OPENLY against LGBTQ month, liberals SCARED to retaliate as they will be seen as ISLAMOPHOBIC
The Independent News & Media | by Asir Fatagar | June 19, 2023 This incident is where even the woke have out-woke
Maine House votes to ensure teens can receive gender-affirming health care
AP Wire| by DP News Staff | June 26, 2023 AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — The Maine House voted Monday in favor of
Home-grown fascists are beginning to say the quiet part out loud | Opinion
Alternet | by Elizabeth Preza | June 26, 2023 One day when I was about six, I was walking with my dad
Sexual criminality is deeply tied to gender ideology
Washington Examiner| by Debra Soh | June 27, 2023 On Thursday, Stacie-Marie Laughton, a former New Hampshire state representative and the nation’s
Supreme Court vacates Colorado man’s stalking conviction in ‘true threat’ First Amendment decision
The Hill | by Zach Schonfeld | June 27, 2023 The Supreme Court in a 7-2 decision tossed a Colorado man’s stalking
San Francisco Bay Area grocery store takes drastic measures to deter rampant shoplifting
Fox Business| by Jon Brown | June 25, 2023 Safeway in Vallejo joins other locations in San Francisco Bay Area taking measures
The ‘Rainbow Underground Railroad’ is even more absurd than it sounds | Opinion
Washington Examiner| by Brad Polumbo | June 24, 2023 Well, that’s pretty offensive. A liberal Texas real estate agent named Bob McCranie recently launched a service
Wall Street Journal defends Justice Alito after op-ed backlash
Washington Examiner| by David Zimmermann | June 22, 2023 The editorial board of the Wall Street Journal defended Supreme Court Associate Justice Samuel Alito’s op-ed while slamming the ProPublica report claiming
After a historic wave of anti-LGBTQ laws, focus now shifts to legal fights
AP Wire| by Andrew DeMillo | June 23, 2023 LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A judge’s ruling that struck down Arkansas’ first-in-the-nation ban on